Electro Cube
Tap the 3D cubes to layer electro loops — robotic drum machine beats, funky basslines, vocoder synths and sci-fi sound effects. Spin the cube to reach every loop, adjust the tempo, and record your mix. Free, right in your browser.
Tap the 3D cubes to layer electro loops — robotic drum machine beats, funky basslines, vocoder synths and sci-fi sound effects. Spin the cube to reach every loop, adjust the tempo, and record your mix. Free, right in your browser.
The ButtonBass Electro Cube is a free, browser-based 3D loop mixer built for making electro music online. Tap any cube to toggle a loop on or off — layer robotic drum machine patterns, deep funky basslines, vocoder synths, and sci-fi sound effects until your mix locks in. Drag or swipe to spin the cube and access every loop on all sides. No download, no account, no cost.
Start by clicking a few cubes to activate loops. Electro is built around the sound of drum machines — the Roland TR-808 and TR-909 patterns that drove the genre in the early 1980s. The Electro Cube captures that mechanical, futuristic sound. Layer a synth bassline and some vocoder stabs on top to build your track. Use the Tempo slider to adjust the BPM, and hit Start Recording to capture your mix as a downloadable audio file.
Electro emerged in the early 1980s as a futuristic fusion of electronic sounds, hip-hop rhythms, and robotic aesthetics. Pioneered by artists like Afrika Bambaataa, Kraftwerk, and Juan Atkins, electro created a distinctive sound built on drum machines, synthesizers, and vocoders. The genre was inseparable from breakdancing and the broader street culture of the era, and it laid the groundwork for techno, house, and virtually every strand of electronic dance music that followed. Today modern electro artists carry that mechanical funk into new territory while staying true to the genre's futuristic roots.
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